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"Can Photovoltaics Provide a Technical Fix to Controlling CO 2 Emissions?" Martin A. Green, UNSW Sydney Recent cost reductions US$/Watt >15x in 10 years $0.22 Jan-19 PV now cheapest! How low? $10/MWh? (2018) (2017) (2016)


  1. "Can Photovoltaics Provide a Technical Fix to Controlling CO 2 Emissions?" Martin A. Green, UNSW Sydney

  2. Recent cost reductions US$/Watt >15x in 10 years $0.22 Jan-19

  3. PV now cheapest! How low? $10/MWh?

  4. (2018) (2017) (2016) Solar cheaper than retail electricity prices (2014)

  5. 600MW, 15 GWh 888MW, $40-50/MWh

  6. PV market growing (> 0.1 TW in 2018) January 16, 2019 2019f

  7. PV market growing (> 0.1 TW in 2018) 25%/year January 16, 2019 compounded 2019f

  8. PV market growing (> 0.1 TW in 2018) 60 25%/year 50 PERC Capacity, % world total compounded 40 30 20 10 0 2019f 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

  9. Global CO2 emissions

  10. 2 o C trajectory Unresolved problem!

  11. 2 o C trajectory Unresolved problem! 1TW solar

  12. 2 o C trajectory Unresolved problem! 1TW solar

  13. 2 o C trajectory Unresolved problem! 1TW solar

  14. Source of global CO 2 emissions

  15. Positive impact for limited solar Old record

  16. “Duck curve”

  17. “Duck curve”

  18. “Duck curve”

  19. “Duck curve” Wind Curtailment SA 2018 Q3

  20. “Duck curve” Wind Curtailment SA 2018 Q3

  21. “Duck curve” 2023? Wind Curtailment SA 2018 Q3

  22. “Duck curve” 2023? Wind Curtailment SA 2018 Q3

  23. “Duck curve” 1. Storage

  24. Pumped hydro

  25. Pumped hydro

  26. Japan’s summer peak Mid- summer Noon

  27. Japan’s summer peak 25 GW Mid- summer Noon

  28. Japan’s summer peak 25 GW

  29. Pumped hydro Kyushu, May 4, 2016

  30. Tesla “Big Battery” Hornsdale 15 GWh 5 GWh 5 GWh

  31. Snowy 2.0 (2GW, 350GWh)

  32. “Off river” pumped hydro Presenzano (1GW, 5GWh)

  33. “Off river” pumped hydro

  34. “Off river” pumped hydro

  35. Tesla “Big Battery” Hornsdale (100MW, 129MWh)

  36. Tesla “Big Battery” Hornsdale (100MW, 129MWh)

  37. Tesla “Big Battery” Hornsdale (100MW, 129MWh)

  38. Vanadium Redox Flow (200MW, 800MWh)

  39. Vanadium Redox Flow (200MW, 800MWh)

  40. “Duck curve” 2. Load switching

  41. Load switching: Boost daytime not night demand 2. Load matching Day of NSW peak demand in 2003 Summer

  42. 2004 Load switching: Boost daytime not night demand 2. Load matching Day of NSW peak demand in 2003 Summer Day of peak demand in 2002 Winter

  43. Load switching: Boost daytime not night demand 2. Load matching 2004 Pool pumps Refrigerators Space heat Off-peak hot water

  44. “Duck curve” 3. New daytime loads

  45. “Duck curve” New night-time loads

  46. “Duck curve” New night-time loads

  47. New daytime loads 1. Electric vehicle charging

  48. New daytime loads 1. Electric vehicle charging 2. Desalination

  49. New daytime loads 1. Electric vehicle charging 2. Desalination 3. Hydrogen from H 2 O (other fuels)

  50. New daytime loads 1. Electric vehicle charging 2. Desalination 3. Hydrogen from H 2 O (other fuels) 4. CO2 removal, mineralisation

  51. “Duck curve” 4. Import / Export

  52. Sun always shining somewhere Storage or immediate transmission? J. Luther

  53. Wind speed

  54. Wind Solar

  55. Wind Solar

  56. How far can electricity be sent?

  57. How far can electricity be sent?

  58. How far can electricity be sent?

  59. Sun always shining somewhere Storage or immediate transmission? J. Luther

  60. Sun always shining somewhere Storage or immediate transmission? J. Luther

  61. Source of global CO 2 emissions

  62. Source of global CO 2 emissions

  63. Growth in annual sales

  64. Growth in annual sales

  65. Source of global CO 2 emissions

  66. Parallel connection top view

  67. Source of global CO 2 emissions

  68. Thank you!

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